Utilizing natural resources that chemically adsorb hydrogen sulfide!
"Rimonic" is a desulfurizer made from the natural resource limonite. Our company possesses desulfurizer recycling technology, allowing us to revive used desulfurizers into raw materials for desulfurizers without discarding any. We also perform desulfurizer replacement work and can accommodate the replacement of desulfurization towers of all sizes. [Features] ■ Utilizes natural resources that chemically adsorb hydrogen sulfide ■ Achieves environmentally friendly recycling ■ Desulfurizer replacement work *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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【Characteristics】 ■Shape (cylindrical extruded product): 11-13 mm ■Fe2O3: 40-65% ■Filling density: 0.75±0.1 kg/L ■Moisture: 5-15% ■Strength (DRY): 6.0 kg or more ■H2S adsorption capacity: 300 mg/g or more ■Color: brownish *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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Nihon Limonite Co., Ltd. is a company that operates in various fields, including environmental development, livestock environment, and agricultural business. It effectively utilizes the natural resource of limonite, a brown iron ore found in Aso, and applies it to various environmental sectors. By researching and developing applications for the yellow soil of Aso, which is created by the blessings of nature, the company aims to create a safe environment and contribute to the local community, the prefecture, the country, and the world.
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